
05-14-2008, 06:13 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by donliznev
Folks,
On the right hand hub to strut connection are four bolts which screw directly through the strut into the hub.
On my 91 Alfa 164L one of these bolts is different to the other three.
The left side has all four bolts the same size.
The bolt in question seems to be size M10 1.0 and has a #14 head.
The other three bolts are #17 head, as are the four left side bolts.
Is this normal phenomena for the right side only.
The odd bolt has stripped on tightening to Cardisc torque specification.
Any of the other bolts cannot be used instead as they are fractional larger.
I need to know whether the stripped bolt is correct size?
This is the top outer bolt on the right side.
Ta,
Neville.
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Sounds like somebody stripped out original bolt hole and maybe installed a helicoil for a SAE bolt. You may have to make another repair.
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